Indonesia’s Communications and Digital Ministry has set four priorities to strengthen digital sovereignty: mapping national digital infrastructure within 30 days, piloting technology adoption, ...

Australia’s privacy watchdog on Friday said it received 5,268 privacy complaints in 2025–26, a 60 percent increase from the previous year, as concerns grew over personal-data protection, artificial ...

Hong Kong's Digital Policy Office has issued a security alert regarding critical vulnerabilities in PHP, a widely used web programming language, urging government departments, public organizations and ...

Japan's Innovation Platform Agency, under the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, warned Thursday that security vulnerabilities in the widely used PHP programming language could allow remote ...

Park24’s move to stop retaining identity-verification images after registration is putting a spotlight on whether companies in Japan need to keep personal data once its original purpose has been ...

Chinese investors will face expanded reporting requirements for overseas investments under regulations published by the National Development and Reform Commission on Thursday. The rules remove a $300 ...

South Korean artificial-intelligence safety experts and OpenAI held a two-day workshop in Seoul this week to discuss risks involving cybersecurity, national security and agentic AI services, bringing ...

Meta Platforms is facing a class action filed on behalf of children and teenagers allegedly harmed by the addictive design of Facebook and Instagram, an Australian law firm said. In a statement on ...

Battery buyers suing Energizer and Walmart over an alleged anticompetitive conspiracy to eliminate price competition from retailers will get another chance to win class certification, a California ...

A federal judge in San Jose, California, said he won't grant a motion by TikTok, Meta Platforms and Google to stay district court litigation in their constitutional challenge to California's ...

US Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew Ferguson said Thursday that the agency is meticulously examining how proposed mergers will affect workers.